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Educating special needs children requires a focus on safety and liability issues for both children and staff.

More private investors equal more filings as the Professional Liability Underwriting Society confab eyes emerging liability threats.

Security experts believe institutions are losing the battle in protecting computer networks.

Small banks can still get the coverage they need if they are willing to explain how they have lowered their risk profiles.

Whether banks dig in and fight their mortgage disputes, or prefer to settle with the government, their professional liability shield is exceedingly thin.

A federal lawsuit raises questions over whether Cornell University should manage the safety of a bridge it doesn't own.

A slew of whistle-blower claims are heading right at the professional lines insurance market.

Landmark cases making the distinction between patent infringement and advertising injury.

Grotesque and sometimes fatal medical errors grab headlines, but medical providers who commit errors are saddled with tremendous psychological burdens.

The traditional media industry faces the usual exposures of intellectual property and talent, and now it also feels the squeeze of new media, both in terms of new risks as well as layoffs.

A sea-change is under way in the way that companies are covering their communications exposures.

A listing of some of the nation's top publicly traded communications companies, their risk managers, brokers, captives and risk management programs.

If you're a nonmedia company and you're uncertain of what steps you should take to better protect yourself in the social media realm, five experts provide the following advice.

Analysts at SNL Financial ranked the top midsize commercial P/C carriers, and four risk-retention groups made the list. Why?